Today’s News: Previews of next week’s basketball tournaments, the story behind It’s a Wonderful Life and some news about the new Star Wars movie. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. See you in 2016!
Today’s News: ’tis the season to look out for your pets, and summer trip to Europe has openings in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The John Wells Pratt House Museum of Fulton has held the annual Parade of Trees for roughly 35 years. Developed as a way for the residents of the city of Fulton and local businesses and organizations to come together during the holiday season, the event has only grown with each passing year. Today, the event is open to any school, non-profit organization or business that is interested in entering a decorated tree for the contest. Any person or group interested may enter a decorated Christmas tree in any of the four categories including adult, youth, child or business. The following presents the first, second and third places winners for each category.
Today’s News: The schedule for tomorrow’s club pictures, an opinion about drug use and more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: A commentary on the growing popularity of lacrosse and a look at the corruption charges in Albany are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: Some classic Christmas shows to put you into the seasonal mood, and the latest on Raider sports are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: The cast of characters for the new Star Wars movie, being a senior and more are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Today’s News: An opinion on the Syrian refugee controversy and a Raider sports update and more.
On Thursday, December 10, investigators with the Oswego County Drug Task Force arrested James A. Capozzi, 49, of 13 Ellen St., Fulton and Melissa S. Ives, 37, of 9 N. Fourth St., Fulton. The arrests were based on a Drug Task Force investigation into the possession and sales of heroin within the city of Fulton. Further charges against Capozzi and Ives for possession with intent and sale of heroin are pending at this time.
‘An UnFair Advantage’ is the final chapter in the life of her son. In its pages the story of his murder unfolds, revealing that “there is still a great police force in parts of this country and that bad things happen to good people.” “As I planned this book, I thought of how lucky I was to have his assailant captured and serving a life sentence. But, being able to see beyond the hurt took time, which is something I remember my English teacher saying: ‘Take your time and figure it out,'” the author said.
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